Hong Kong 1891 new colours surcharges set of 3 to $1 Specimens, SG45as/7s Bahamas stamps The earliest known date of

The earliest known date of use is 24 June 1840

originating from the collection of Maud Shaw

The design is exquisite in its detail and this die proof printed from the master die provides a very high quality example of this very popular Victorian stamp issue

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Hong Kong 1891 new colours surcharges set of 3 to $1 Specimens, SG45as/7s Bahamas stamps The earliest known date ofHong Kong 1891 new colours surcharges set of 3 to $1 on 96c, overprinted "SPECIMEN" for Universal Postal Union (UPU) distribution, SG45as 7s. A very fine mint set with original gum and with brilliant colours. The 50c on 48c has very minor gum bends on reverse which does not detract from what is a very fine quality set. A rare set as only 400 sets were originally distributed. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 850. BUY NOW: Order online, by phone